Art and Style | August 28, 2008 | 13 comments

Altered State

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What do you think of when you think of the American Dream? Kate Raudenbush, the artist behind Altered State thought of the Native Americans. Her artwork reflects the patterns and traditions of the Native American people, but structured within a colonial theme.
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  • hudzo
  • SavannahNix
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      SavannahNix  

    • I remember this... kinda... lol it was beautiful! YOU are beautiful! Thank you for putting your heart and soul out on the playa for us all to enjoy! See you next year!

    • 1 year ago
  • Ichi
  • ac
  • haha261067
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  • opalgirl
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      opalgirl  

    • so beautiful, thank you for sharing your vision. sorry I'm missing it this year but at least I got a taste thanks to current TV

    • 1 year ago
  • opalgirl
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      opalgirl  

    • so beautiful, thank you for sharing your vision. sorry I'm missing it this year but at least I got a taste thanks to current TV

    • 1 year ago
  • MsLynn
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      MsLynn  

    • Thank You very much for letting my heart flutter in such a beautiful way. You Kate are what Burning Man is all about creating something for the ages...Once again, Thank You~~~Ms Lynn~~

    • 1 year ago
  • oldgoat
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      oldgoat  

    • Kate
      The beauty inside you has successfully been manifested in this work.
      I'm in Juneau, can't make it to Black Rock this year, I got too many folks counting on me here. I'm learning a lot from the Tlingits and Haidas myself and you nailed it.
      Peace and lot's o' love
      old goat

    • 1 year ago
  • gracesteban
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      gracesteban  

    • Wow! I have to admit I'm dumbfounded by how sincere she is in making her art and contributing it to Burning Man Community. Honestly I didn't even notice I had tears in my eyes watching and listening to her.

      She said, she've been going to Burning Man for 10 years. If Burning Man can produce people like her, I must be missing a lot by not even going to the event even once.

      I'm now fully convince I need to go there next year!

    • 1 year ago
  • jason1969
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      jason1969  

    • Kate you rock! You alway make exceptional work, and this one is tops. This is the first piece of your I missed, but thanks Current TV for this glimpse.

      jason1969,
      Disorient

    • 1 year ago
  • desertvibe
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  • pearlgirl2
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      pearlgirl2  

    • Kate -- the structure is beautiful, achieves what her goal was. It looks like it's made of paper not metal and that's an amazing thing to pull off --that lightness.

    • 1 year ago
  • pamelaspeach
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      pamelaspeach  

    • Wonderful work my dear!!! It made my heart sing even if I couldn't be on your swing. I am sure the elders are smiling down upon your masterpiece. Go girl GO!!!!

    • 1 year ago
  • bartee
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  • amino1
  • ac
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      ac  
    • bartee:

      Bartee obviously has some kind of personal ax to grind. She has been particularly and prolifically virulent. I certainly hope she feels better having vented her bile.

    • 1 year ago
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